Official Confirmation: Partnership Ends
The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) recently confirmed through official channels that its partnership with U17 national team head coach Sergio García has officially come to an end. The Catalan coach has been in charge of this age group for the past year. With both parties parting ways, García is now set to embark on a new chapter in his career.
Impressive Achievements
During his one-year tenure, Sergio García’s record was quite impressive. He not only led the Spain U17 team to win the prestigious Algarve Tournament, showcasing their strong competitiveness, but also guided the team to the semi-finals of the U17 European Championship, demonstrating consistent performance.
World Cup Qualification Secured
One of García’s most significant achievements during his time was successfully guiding the team to qualify for this autumn’s U17 World Cup in Qatar. This accomplishment ensures that Spain’s youth squad will continue to compete and develop on the world’s top stage, laying a foundation for the future of Spanish football.
A New Professional Chapter
With his contract with the Royal Spanish Football Federation coming to an end, García is about to start a new chapter in his career. In its announcement, the RFEF expressed its sincere gratitude for his contributions to Spanish youth football and wished him all the best for the future. According to multiple sources, García’s next stop is likely a return to club football, taking the helm at RCD Espanyol B.
